Genus: Sedum
Sedums are found throughout the northern hemisphere and and are grown in many gardens due to their attractiveness and hardiness.
Sedum photos
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By Janette
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Species of Sedum
- Sedum acre
- Sedum adolphii
- Sedum aizoon
- Sedum albomarginatum
- Sedum album
- Sedum allantoides
- Sedum alpestre
- Sedum anacampseros
- Sedum anglicum
- Sedum annuum
- Sedum atratum
- Sedum australe
- Sedum burrito
- Sedum caeruleum
- Sedum caespitosum
- Sedum candollei
- Sedum cauticola
- Sedum cepaea
- Sedum cockerellii
- Sedum compressum
- Sedum confusum
- Sedum dasyphyllum
- Sedum debile
- Sedum dendroideum
- Sedum diffusum
- Sedum divergens
- Sedum eastwoodiae
- Sedum ellacombeanum
- Sedum ewersii
- Sedum fosterianum
- Sedum furfuraceum
- Sedum glaucophyllum
- Sedum havardii
- Sedum hirsutum
- Sedum hispanicum
- Sedum hybridum
- Sedum integrifolium
- Sedum iwarenge
- Sedum kamtschaticum
- Sedum lanceolatum
- Sedum laxum
- Sedum leibergii
- Sedum liebmannianum
- Sedum lineare
- Sedum lucidum
- Sedum lydium
- Sedum makinoi
- Sedum maximum
- Sedum mexicanum
- Sedum moranense
- Sedum moranii
- Sedum morganianum
- Sedum nanifolium
- Sedum nevii
- Sedum niveum
- Sedum nussbaumerianum
- Sedum nuttallianum
- Sedum oblanceolatum
- Sedum obtusatum
- Sedum ochroleucum
- Sedum oreganum
- Sedum oregonense
- Sedum pachyphyllum
- Sedum pallescens
- Sedum palmeri
- Sedum paradisum
- Sedum pinetorum
- Sedum praealtum
- Sedum pulchellum
- Sedum pusillum
- Sedum radiatum
- Sedum reflexum
- Sedum reptans
- Sedum rubrotinctum
- Sedum rupicola
- Sedum rupicolum
- Sedum sarmentosum
- Sedum sediforme
- Sedum sexangulare
- Sedum sieboldii
- Sedum smallii
- Sedum spathulifolium
- Sedum spectabile
- Sedum spurium
- Sedum stahlii
- Sedum stellatum
- Sedum stelliforme
- Sedum stenopetalum Pursh
- Sedum stoloniferum
- Sedum takesimense
- Sedum telephioides
- Sedum telephium
- Sedum ternatum
- Sedum torulosum
- Sedum villosum
- Sedum weinbergii
- Sedum wrightii
Members growing plants in this genus
Comments:
18 Jul, 2008
I've had this plant for about 5 years. I think they are a very hardy plant.
On photo - sedum in bloom
18 Jul, 2008
I love sedums, I've have one now for two years and no bloom, how long did yours take?
On photo - sedum in bloom
11 Jul, 2008
hi Spritz, yes it looks like it is going to be a bit of a thug, i only put it in this year, but as it is in a bit of a difficult area, under lots of shrubs and trees, i don't mind if it covers the bits in between as i get lots of weeds there and not much else grows very well, so hopefully it will surpress the weeds a bit.
On photo - Untitled
11 Jun, 2008
I see lots of these...don't grow cabbage though! I like to watch them dance too.. they have this spiralling flight that fairly takes your breath..
On photo - Yellow Stonecrop with Cabbage Wh...
9 Jun, 2008
I haven't seen it bloom yet, I expect big and waxy like most succulents. It's looking alot more adult this summer. The leaves are fattening up (like a jelly bean). I have a better light on them, changed to high pressure sodium and buds are popping out of everything! This one as well I hope.
On photo - jellybean cactus
7 Jun, 2008
jelly bean! like the name...what does the blossom look like...a jelly bean?
On photo - jellybean cactus
8 May, 2008
Love this plant too, it is a really great preformer,and very low maintanance.
On photo - Golden stonecrop planted in rock...
17 Apr, 2008
I have this one. It blooms whenever it feels like it but not too often.
On photo - jellybean cactus
19 Mar, 2008
Hehehe Already been Ang ;) got myself some cheap SWEETPEA PLANTs Down2 £1.49 5x15& MY Bellis Daisys :) lol(B&Q)& soil 4 my Azela 2 the little man who works there was very helpful bless him :D
On photo - Sedum 'Yellow Queen'
19 Mar, 2008
yep sure is - stick it in water and leave and that's it! - i think i bought it from B & Q last year, so good excuse for you to visit your new store! lol ....or was it homebase? can't remeber oh well you'll have to go and look now just to put my mind at rest won't you! lol
On photo - Sedum 'Yellow Queen'
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Nadia
22 Jul, 2008
Yes they are, I love the feel of them:)
On photo - sedum in bloom